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... Rights and Franchifes, as the Times require: Signe4 by Six of the Livery. . - At the •Entrance of their Majefty's into Drury. Lane Theatre on Thurfday Night, they were received. with univerfal Acclamactons of joy ; - and during the Play, there was not ...
... Note, afk fora Bottie of Jatkfon's Datfy's Elixir, The following is the Cafe of Marparet Froak in Petty-foorCourt, Little Drury Lane; was cursd of a Droply, fiwelled all over to a violent Degree, could get no Reft Night ror Day; but by taking one Bottle ...
... Ringleaders were taken into i. s titiodY E -but foon after relcued by, the Mob. The Performance of the Entertaihment at Drury. Lane Theatre did not end on Saturday Evening . till tleven ()Thick. The Audience .wei'tedrt3i.lied till that aç on Account of ...
... N i S .i > . N . - | - gKo P A . . = a - . . _ I_ A foort dccount of Neck or NoTHine, a mew Tarce, | Jirft performed at Drury Lane Theatre, on Tuefday laft. f] ...
... thole famous Pugilifts, HUMPHRYS MENDOZA, WARD, 8c PERRINS. After which, a new Comedy (as performed at th Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with great Applure) called, Better Late th a n Never. Saville, Mr. Banks; Grump, Mr. Suett ; Sir Charles Choufe, Mr. Grist; ...
... The BDSY BODY. Marplot (the Bury Body) M. Dade!, Sir Gearte Airy Mr. Farrell, Charles Mr. Williams, (31! from t tre-Royal, Drury-Lane.) Sir ,fealow TraMck. Mr. Fe-a-- ler, (from the Theatre-Royal, Ch ..11;:r.) , Wiliii•er Mr. Death, (from the Ikeatr,-Rova) ...
... fifteen Pénce the large half-pint Bottle, NQEM%WM The Tollowing is the Cafe of Margaret Fréak in Petty-foot Court Little Drury Lane ; was cured of a Dropfy, fivelled all over to a i lent Degree, could get no Reft Night nor Dayj but by takin% o “Bottle ...
... Weltminfter, Dealer, Juhn Day, of the Maze-Pond, Southwark, Victasller, Abrahat -Parfons and Thomas Cave, of Cockpit-Alley, Drury Lane, Dealers and Copartners. Wi(ii am Tilyard, of Norwith, Shopkeeper, ...
... Merchant, nOt.soo Miles trim Bow Lane, in Cheapilde r was caught in .lied with the Wife of a..Tradefman in -Feathers Court, Drury Lane, by the llnfband, who enraged . at him his Place, caught .hold of a Glals 'Bottle, and ttruck Mr. 0— lb violent a Blow on ...
... of Chelmsford, in Effex, Coachmaker, Nov. 7 , Is, Dec. is , at Guildhall, London. Chrißopher Wimp, of White Horfe-yard, Drury- Lane, Woollen-draper, Nov. To, zo, Dec. 18, at Guildhall. James Newby, of Little St. Martin's-lane ' Moneyferivcner Nov. 13, ...
... W. Hogarth and Mr. C. Churchill. Debates in the Senate of the Appointment of a Regency. A ( ,:tical Balance of the PerWe Drury Lane Theatre for the (aft Seaton, in which their various Excellence are didinaly fettled, An Idea of a perfea Family Phyfician ...
... THEATREs-RoiAL in. LONDON, :reamed) , called- The JEALOUS WIFE., (As it was perfoimed this Winter' at the Theatre Royal ire Drury- , Lane, witk univerfal Appla:ofe) • Mr. Oakley Mr. Hull, Major Oakley Mr. Yak:neer, Ruffet Mr„ Walter; Lord Trinket Mr. Creffwick ...